Red Devil

Red Devil exists as two separate entities under a single name. The older, photoperiod version is frequently cited as a cross of Afghani and Afghani Skunk, though some historical records leave the second parent unidentified. While often associated with Green House Seeds, the provenance of various circulating cuts remains unverified. This version is characterized by a profile of sweet spice, earthy pine, and pungent skunk, with occasional reports of grape and chocolate notes.

Modern iterations, marketed as Red Devil Auto or Red Devil Autoflower, utilize the same Afghani and Afghani Skunk base but introduce ruderalis genetics to enable automatic flowering. These versions typically present herbal, piney, and earthy aromas, sometimes accompanied by nutty or sweet undertones. Potency claims for these autoflowers vary significantly between suppliers, with some listings citing 16% THC and others reaching 21%; these are separate catalog claims rather than a tested range for a uniform cultivar.

Users report that Red Devil provides an animated, euphoric head high that transitions into a heavy, tingling physical relaxation. Because these experiences are often reported without specifying whether the user consumed the photoperiod or autoflowering version, the effects should be viewed as anecdotal rather than a guaranteed outcome for any specific seed pack.